Too small for a main bathroom?
wearedoingoirbest
3 years ago
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i would like to eventually add an en-suite, but in the meantime the main bathroom must be renovated. I’m just wondering, is this bathroom too small to be a family bathroom? Or should I look to extend it into Bed 2? Would love to hear your feedback!
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PROhomeprojects
3 years agoLooks to small . May help to move the vanity behind the bath and the door hard against the wall.
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Comments (3)Thanks Kate the grey looks great. Same colour as i have picked. Unable to do window or skylight as its in an apartment. I have a lot of lights in the room with downlights and lighting around built in mirrors. With timber and white accessories so i think i will be OK with the grey tile....See MoreBigger main bathroom, or smaller w/ a separate powder room...?
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